News
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Due to the covid-19 outbreak
Due to the covid-19 outbreak, Ports of Stockholm would like to issue the following information.
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Euroglobe will establish terminal operations at Stockholm Norvik Port
Ports of Stockholm and the logistics company Euroglobe will develop their collaboration at Sweden’s newest freight port. The establishment of Euroglobe at Stockholm Norvik Port creates entirely new opportunities for handling goods between different modes of transport and handling export goods.
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Giant ramps installed at Stockholm Norvik Port
Huge future dimension- and capacity-proof ramps for rolling goods have been installed at Stockholm Norvik Port. The RoRo terminal at the port is scheduled to open this autumn and has been equipped to be able to handle the larger vessels of the future.
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Super-post-Panamax cranes now in place at Stockholm Norvik Port
The largest container cranes in the Baltic Sea are now in place at Sweden’s newest freight port. The cranes are a combination of the best technology from Asia and an intelligent system manufactured by the Swedish company ABB.
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Ports of Stockholm halves port fees
To ensure the continuous flow of shipping and the transport of goods between Sweden and its neighbouring countries, Ports of Stockholm has halved port fees for ferries at all three of the company’s ports.
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Preparedness for coronavirus before the start of the cruise season at Ports of Stockholm
The preparations for the cruise season this year also means making preparations in case a vessel is affected by coronavirus.
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Climate and environmental investment in the maritime bridge between Kapellskär and Naantali
Ports of Stockholm has applied for an EU investment grant for a project that will meet customer demands and the needs of the future. It is also an environmental investment that would result in significantly lower emissions of carbon dioxide and air pollutants at the Port of Kapellskär.
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Will cruise ships soon connect to onshore power in Stockholm?
Ports of Stockholm has applied for EU grant funding for an environmental initiative that would result in significant reductions in carbon dioxide and other air pollutant emissions from the cruise ships in Stockholm.
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Inland shipping collaboration between Ports of Stockholm and Mälarhamnar
Ports of Stockholm and Mälarhamnar have joined forces to facilitate sustainable transport and inland shipping between Stockholm Norvik Port and the strategically located Mälarhamnar ports in Västerås and Köping. The collaboration expands the offerings at the ports and will provide good preconditions for barge traffic, similar to that seen on European rivers.
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Straddle carriers arrive at Stockholm Norvik Port
The first two straddle carriers have now been delivered to Stockholm Norvik Port, Sweden's new freight port. The carriers are 16 metres in height and are intended to operate autonomously within the next couple of years.